…and the people who are not actually driving them.
Have you ever searched the internet and seen all of those get rich quick schemes that promise thousands of dollars a month for mere hours of work?
Have you also noticed that many of them seem to have this fascination with posting how big a house they (supposedly) have and how many awesome cars that they (supposedly) own.
So, in the spirit of psychological manipulation.
Yeah, thats my Saleen S7 $400,000 car sitting in my um..backyard. Yeah I have these big dirt mounds in my backyard for my moto-cross weekend get-togethers.
If you like that one, you should check out my front yard:
Yup, in my front yard I have this awesome Porsche that I keep parked in front of my movie set made to look like some building in Britain. I do a lot of films on the side you see. Also during my weekend get-togethers. Don’t you wish you had an invite?
Now that you’ve seen my super awesome cars, i’m going to tell you how to make money.
Wait for it..
GET A JOB!
Now that i’ve revealed all most of of my secrets to you, you can still buy them all in my limited edition e-book for only $49.95. But wait, I’ll give you a special coupon for half off that price but it’s only good for 3-days! You can get it with this coupon for $49.95 $19.95.
Wow, I feel richer already. How about you?
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1 The Fate of Tyrlon and other Dubious Things » Blog Archive » A Question of Believability // Apr 25, 2008 at 9:03 am
[...] This is how most affiliate marketing schemes try to suck you in and it is why I also wrote this article about how most online money making schemes are scams and also made the point to not trust anyone who has a picture of a fancy car on their money making blog. [...]
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